After Effects or AI-based tools—which one makes more sense? In which situations is each approach more efficient? This video explores these questions with both practical insights and a professional perspective.
In this video, I take a detailed look at two different platforms for those who want to speed up their motion design and animation workflow. Both platforms are built around motion design templates—you choose a project, customize it according to your needs, and quickly export the final result. However, one of these platforms goes further by integrating AI, allowing you not only to edit templates but also to generate animations from scratch using prompts.
This video is especially relevant for motion designers, animators, and content creators who need to produce content quickly—particularly for social media or client work under tight deadlines. I provide an objective evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of each platform, along with a critical perspective on whether AI-powered animation is a real solution or only effective in specific scenarios.
Throughout the video, I compare these two approaches from both a technical and creative perspective. I demonstrate how the templates can be customized, where they provide fast and efficient results, and where their limitations begin to show. At the same time, I highlight the differences between these systems and fully custom motion graphics created from scratch in After Effects.
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